Latham & Watkins Announce 36 Associates Elected to Partnership

Latham & Watkins LLP is pleased to announce that 36 associates have been elected to the partnership effective January 1, 2027. The annual associate promotions bring the total new partners announced in 2026 to 58, following the election of 22 counsel to the partnership earlier this year. “Congratulations to our newly promoted partners. Each has consistently

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Meta’s Legal Reckoning Goes Global as MinterEllison Launches Australian Children’s Class Action

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The legal assault on Meta is gathering momentum, with Australian law firm MinterEllison launching a class action alleging that Facebook and Instagram deliberately exposed children to addictive features and harmful content. The Australian proceedings follow extraordinary developments in the United States, where Meta was recently hit with a US$25 billion judgment in New Mexico over

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The Law Graduate Reality Check Shows Record Numbers, Fewer Jobs and an AI-Shaped Future

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Kelli Hall The statistics say law graduates have rarely had it better. The graduates say otherwise. Both are right, and the gap between them is where careers are now won and lost. Spend ten minutes on r/LawSchool and you will meet the same character in a dozen costumes, speaking of six figures of debt, a

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Why Ecommerce Is Becoming a Bigger Test for Consumer and Commercial Law

Sponsored Article source: C. Cabilly & Co Ecommerce has become too complex to fit neatly inside traditional consumer law. A single online transaction can involve a marketplace, a manufacturer, a payment provider, a logistics company, a software platform, and a seller operating in another country. Each may be subject to different obligations. That complexity is

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Inside the Courtroom: How McAllen Injury Trials Are Actually Won

Article source: Garza Law Ninety-five percent of civil cases in federal court end without a trial. That’s not a guess, it’s a figure the federal judiciary tracks every year. So when someone tells you their injury case is “headed to court,” what they usually mean is that a lawyer just moved a very expensive bargaining

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Corrs advises Barrenjoey and Argonaut on A$180 million Wiluna Mining IPO and ASX re-listing

Australia’s leading independent law firm, Corrs Chambers Westgarth, has advised Barrenjoey Markets Pty Limited (Barrenjoey) and Argonaut Securities Pty Limited (Argonaut) in their roles as Joint Lead Managers and Joint Bookrunners of Wiluna Mining Corporation Limited’s (Wiluna) A$180 million initial public offering and ASX re-listing. Wiluna listed on the Australian Securities Exchange on 22 October

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Secret Soundings and Muffins And Why One Barrister Wants NZ’s KC System Fixed or Scrapped

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Most barristers greet a new silks round with polite applause and perhaps some quiet envy, but Auckland barrister Warren Pyke has greeted this one with a demand to blow up the system. Writing in LawNews days after a dozen or so new KCs were still collecting congratulations, Pyke, a member of The Law Association’s Council,

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